Jannik Sinner greatness is no longer in doubt and he won the match but only by very narrow point difference in three sets of games.
It true that now he has risen in rank and is in 4th place all of this achievement is thanks to his hard work who always tries to win every match.

Previously, I said that it was possible that Jannik Sinner would lose because in previous cases several top tennis players actually lost to players who were still far below him.
And in every sporting event there will be surprises, I think you can understand what I am saying.

Tsitsipas won the match and so far Tsitsipas can still be relied on as a favorite.

If by crypto you mean Bitcoin then YES but if you mean altcoins then NO. I'll rather stick with fiats as they have more security then altcoins. Atleast I know my investment (with fiats) won't just vanish one day. You can be rich in altcoins this very moment and the next thing you know, you're broke again due to the project founder performing an exit scam on we (the investors) or the market crashing and the project loses all the hype and momentum that the price can't recover again. Altcoin Investment aren't recommended as they're pure gamble and not investments.

On the other hand my investment will be preferred in Bitcoin than fiats because fiats investment get devalued over time that even when you make profits, you are still at lost due to the inflation of your local fiats. My country currency (Naira) is one of the worst out there that it's nightmare investing with it. As you're investing in Bitcoin, you don't need to bother about the volatile nature of the market as it doesn't concern you, you aren't trading so you have nothing to do with the market until you have gotten to your investment target and you need to exit the market then you sell.

Irrespective of the direction that the market takes, when you don't sell, you don't lose so just keep holding through all the volatility and you'll be fine at the end.

lots of news today in Italian newspapers reporting Sinner's retirement from Paris.
 there is no doubt that this game schedule can clearly disadvantage some players, but it seems that ATP has no intention of doing anything about it...

Do you think that the price of BTC will not at least double by the end of 2024 considering the halving and the possible approval of the spot BTC ETF in the US? The difference between $30k and $35k is not that big, and even if someone has to wait until the end of 2025 to make a significant profit, I think that a little more than 2 years is not too long even for those who are less patient.

Of course, I still think that such an investment is a risky move considering where the money for it comes from.

Thank you! I'm quite excited for the chapters ahead. We are stating to focus on larger artworks and certificates as well.

Can't wait to make notes that are displayed

Shitcoins don't stand a chance against the king: Bitcoin.

ATP Paris Masters, I'm sure no one expected Carlos Alcaraz to defeat Roman Safiulin even if it happened in two straight sets, I was behind watching this match but seeing Alcaraz lose to the qualifier was quite surprising and he has to throw away his dream of taking over the 1st ranking from Djokovic because he stated his target closed this year is to become the number 1st ranking player, and his defeat reduces one competitor for Djokovic in this tournament.
It is also quite surprising to see Djokovic play doubles with his compatriot Miomir Kecmanović because it is a rare thing that Djokovic wants to play doubles in an important Masters tournament because he usually only focuses on singles.

Mackenzie McDonald managed to win the match by scoring points in the second and third sets quite absolutely, even though in the first set he lost to Jeffrey John Wolf without any heated competition, but in the next set Mackenzie McDonald really looked aggressive.
I thought Mackenzie McDonald would lose this match but it turned out that that assumption was wrong and he proved that losing in the first set was just gift for Jeffrey John Wolf because after that there was no mercy for him.

Tomorrow Mackenzie McDonald will compete against Jannik Sinner who is one of the great young tennis players who has even been ranked as one of the top 8 players in the ATP.
From this match it looks like Mackenzie McDonald will experience difficulties.

Even though Jannik Sinner is the seed in this match, it is also possible that he will lose because there are quite a lot of cases where the seeded player actually loses to player ranked below him.

Q: Has your view of the whitepaper changed over time?

Jameson: The only thing that I think has really changed is my view of how little of the system the whitepaper
actually describes. It’s far from comprehensive. Bitcoin, as a protocol on a network and a whole ecosystem,
has grown far beyond the scope of the experiment that it was in 2008....

During the Grand Final I was watching with interest the video referees who had a pannel In front of them with a wide variety of camera angles. At one point, one of the operators used their fingers to zoom in in the game play frozen in their monitor as a person would do in their camera phone.

I've no doubt the camera clarity for broadcast is that much better (and it would want to be with a global audience watching on).

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 So LastPass is that password manager where you can store all your passwords and stuff securely online. 
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Can you imagine logging in one day and seeing your entire crypto portfolio gone?!

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Yes we can have diferent point of views clearly and i understand what yous aid and i also agree in some with you, in high performance sports a nail or a hair can make the diference between being champion and not.

About Ireland yes really sad, it was one of the better team by far.

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For example right here, for me the NZ player doesnt have bad faith in  his tackle and was a fast play, you are not thinking about damage or injury the other player and also you dont fully understand the play. Different is for example when in a kick a player knowing he is being late charge with so much force and damage the other player.

Congratulations to the win.
But his record in the first half of the year is not that bad. He had difficulties with the tournaments on clay and the first ones on grass. His successes came back in Wimbledon.
By the way, Sinner lost the last tournament on hard surfaces against Medvedev in Miami...

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That is truly remarkable. Last year he also won in Basel. After that he did not win a tournament at the ATP Tour. It is great that he won a tournament again after such a long time. Hopefully it will not be the same again from now on for him after he won in Basel last year.

Sinner had won the match against Medvedev 7⁹-6⁷ 4-6 6-3 which is real fight. The win of the first set through the tie breaker have made it a winning match for him. With the Vienna title win once again he makes himself a strong contender against Medvedev. Earlier in this month he won against him in the Beijing final. Medvedev at the presentation had mentioned it a tough match and both had met in four tour level finals this year and stands 2-2.